Essays on Documentary

The 2006 documentary film Cocaine Cowboys focused on Miami, Florida's drug wars and the rise of cocaine. Between the 1970s and 1980s, the epidemic of offenses that resulted swept through Miami. The film's creators spoke with former drug traffickers, criminal group members, journalists, law enforcement officials, and Miami attorneys who...

The Public Broadcasting Service documentary about Mileva Maric Einstein s Wife, which broadcast in October 2003, sparked public outrage over the underrepresentation of women in science. Geraldine Hilton, an Australian writer, claimed that Maric made a significant contribution to the Annus Mirabilis Papers of 1905. She carried...

Episode 14 of Season 29 of Frontline Kill/Capture, created by Dan Edge and Stephen Grey, provides information on the ongoing efforts being made by nations to combat terrorism. The producers of the documentary film Episode from the TV show Season conduct a thorough inquiry into the United States' unprecedented campaign of...

It is clear from the documentary and the Times article that it is challenging to bring large groups to justice in the real world. The nation lost billions of dollars in 2008 as a result of the failure of the courts and the legal system to hold accountable the companies...

In the documentary "A Place at the Table," the topic of starvation in America is explored. Barbie, Rosie, and Tremonica are the three main characters who are impacted by food insecurity in the movie. (Jacobson and Silverbush). Barbie is a single mother who grew up in a low-income family and...

The Interrupters Documentary: Chicago's Efforts to Reduce Violence The Interrupters, a 2011 documentary by James and Kotlowitz, is centered on Chicago's law enforcement and efforts to reduce violence. The 2011 documentary includes a large number of reported crimes, including murder and drug offenses. The video also includes a number of crime...

The Greater Good The Greater Good is a documentary that chronicles the development of forest preservation in the United States. (USDA Forest Service, 2008). The documentary narrates the evolution of the organization using interviews with respected former employees of the USDA Forest Services and other historians. It begins by analyzing the...

A 2016 American documentary titled "13th" was produced by DuVernay. The 13th Amendment to the Constitution, which was adopted in 1865, is the inspiration for the title of the movie. "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for a crime of which the party shall have been duly...

The Internet Kid explores Aaron Swartz's life as a hacktivist and how it led to his demise. Brian Knappenberger's documentary shows how Swartz's knowledge and enthusiasm for the internet may have contributed to his death. Throughout the film, Swartz's interests in the computer world progress from fundamental applications to political...

The Documentary Film "Inside Job" The documentary film Inside Job examines the issues surrounding one of the most catastrophic financial crises that the United States has ever faced. Charles H. Ferguson, the director, analyzed the financial services industry in 2008 and attributed the impending catastrophe to systematic malfeasance. The video is...

Vogue is a fashion, beauty, and culture magazine published in the United States (Vogue Covers 1900-1970). The journal has been responsible for relieving people's anxieties for a long time, and as a result, it has maintained its high-income levels. Magazine production entails the top editors from throughout the international media...

Anand Patwardhan's Documentary and Violence in India Anand Patwardhan's documentary is regarded to be the root cause of violence in India. Anand shows the campaigns of a Hindu faction known as the Vishva Hindu Parishad to demolish the Bibra Masjid Muslim mosque and replace it with a Hindu temple devoted to...